Thousands of Biharis are taking up jobs even in Kerala. We dont resent them. We dont event insist that they learn Malayalam. In fact, employers go out of their way to speak to them in Hindi. So stop spewing shit. It is south that is driving India forward now. Wake up and smell the coffee.
stop thes bashing & be proud to be an indian. we have lot of problems as a country. (paki, chinese infilitration, poverty etc.)Unite for the nation cause
Re: Truth Hurts
by abc xyz on Jun 23, 2010 10:18 AM
Find a Tamil who will recruit a Non-Tamil. can you tell me where u will find a hindi giving jobs to non hindi? Gujarati giving jobs to non Gujarati? these things happen. don't blabber here.
Re: Re: Truth Hurts
by Xiang Lee on Jun 23, 2010 10:26 AM
hhaha. The above comment proves what is widely believed, impossible to locate a Tamilian who will ever recruit a fellow indian.
Re: Re: Truth Hurts
by Shripal Khakkhar on Jun 23, 2010 11:35 AM
MR/Ms/Mrs abc xyz, Please go to Gujarat and other states that how many Tamil and other states people are employed by local employer and they are being treated equally. Try to find such examples in your own place... you won't find many... everyone favors their own people...
Re: Not sure
by Hmm on Jun 23, 2010 12:22 AM
eeks what a stupid comment.. do you think producers are stupid to bring someone who can't speak hindi properly? Madhavan was born and brought up in Mumbai and so he can speak hindi very well..
Not everyone down south hates hindi.. it is just the tamil community..
Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by northie on Jun 23, 2010 12:43 AM
I am not sure why we have to get someone from the linguistic-minority linguisitic community to host a Hindi show. These guys from the south can't speak Hindi properly and is not even broadcasted for their enjoyment. We should not hire linguistic-minority community. Most of them don't want to learn our national language but will take up our jobs when it suits them.
Re: Re: Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by Shripal Khakkhar on Jun 23, 2010 11:47 AM
Hindi is the national language because, 1) we've to learn basic Hindi in school (forcibly for u ppl ) 2) At any public place (e.g. railway station) or customer care etc, 3 languages are used, local language, English & Hindi Apart from that, India is a big country with many languages, we need a common language.. that common language can never be English... & not Tamil obviously.. So Hindi is national language... grow up and come above language, caste, state etc barriors... P.S. I'm a non-Hindi person.. but still I respect Hindi as national language and also all other languages..
Re: Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by karn vir on Jun 23, 2010 10:46 AM
madhavan is a south indian by birth and is from jamshedpur...his hindi is in fact pretty decent. he started his carrer with hindi serial, i forgoet the name but it had mandira bedi and satish shah in it...he did the role of south indian jamai of a punjabi father-in-law......
Re: Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by Freemason on Jun 26, 2010 05:34 PM
Thousands of Biharis are taking up jobs even in Kerala. We dont resent them. We dont event insist that they learn Malayalam. In fact, employers go out of their way to speak to them in Hindi. So stop spewing shit. It is south that is driving India forward now. Wake up and smell the coffee.
Re: Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by Manipal on Jun 23, 2010 12:18 PM
NATIONAL LANGUAGE??????
Aren't you northies ashamed of yourself to say this?????You people don't even have a standard language and with slight tinkering of urdu you call it hindi and boast that it is originated from sanskrit.......MULLAH's language cannot be made as national language in this country.....of course there are only two official languages in india ....no national language
Re: Re: Re: MADHAVAN IS A RELIGIOUS PERSON
by Shripal Khakkhar on Jun 23, 2010 12:48 PM
all languages in India are originated from Sanskrit... all south Indian languages are having more Sanskrit touch then Hindi.... Respect other languages also.. your mother tongue is not the only language in the world.
